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The smoke of the knockout round was filled, and heroes from all walks of life in the table tennis world gathered on the battlefield of the Macao World Cup. Behind the score is the hard work and sweat of the athletes, every exit is embarrassing, and every promotion is exciting.
April 18th marks that the journey of national table tennis dream building has entered a more brutal white-hot stage. In the morning, the five main players faced challenges from all directions, but the results were mixed. Today did experience twists and turns in the transition between attack and defense: Wang Yidi was unfortunately defeated 1-4 by Miwa Zhang of Japan, and the final game was particularly thrilling, and Liang Jingkun lost 3-4 to Carlberg of Sweden, where we saw the fierce confrontation and also understood the impermanence of competitive sports.
In other games, Ma Long played steadily and passed Felix Lebrun 4-2, showing that it is still difficult for a straight shot player to break through the "national ball" wall, Lin Gaoyuan also struggled to enter the next round with 4-2, and Chen Meng showed the temperament of the women's team and easily eliminated Sutasini 4-0.
The tense knockout rounds confirmed the old adage: performance is not entirely determined by rankings. Chinese Taipei's Lin Yunru is outside this rule - he originally covered his opponent Zhang Yuzhen with strength, but he unexpectedly lost the game with a two-game advantage, and finally said goodbye to the upset 2-4, showing that even the slightest negligence can lead to a complete reversal of the match.
Obviously, for the Chinese table tennis team, every next step needs to be cautious and tenacious. Any thought of underestimating an enemy can become a trigger for defeat. Whether it's expected or unexpected, or it's a moth thrown by fate, staying in shape and focusing on the game is the basic rule of victory.